| Don’t slam the door, on your way out | 
| Don’t leave without saying goodbye. | 
| Another long distance night alone, | 
| you leave me wanting, always leave me wanting more. | 
| Last word today, coming home to stay? | 
| Wouldn’t that be nice, for a while? | 
| But now my take-out food is growing cold, | 
| and the candle’s burned a hole in the floor. | 
| And I’m still waiting for the ring of the phone. | 
| I’m all alone | 
| It’s just another rainy night, without you. | 
| Guess I’ll leave a light on for you. | 
| It’s just another rainy night, without you. | 
| Listen, there’s a foghorn blowing | 
| from the coast tonight | 
| Remember making love in the rain? | 
| Strange how laughter looks like crying with no sound | 
| Raindrops taste like tears without the pain. | 
| I’m not much without you, can’t leave | 
| if I wanted to. | 
| maybe that’s why you stay around | 
| But tonight I’ll sit here tending the fire | 
| and pace the floor one hundred times in an hour. | 
| And check the voice-mail for a message you’ve called. | 
| I’m all alone | 
| It’s just another rainy night, without you. | 
| Waiting by the phone. | 
| Alone. | 
| It’s just another rainy night, without you. | 
| Guess I’ll leave a light on for you. | 
| I know I’ve said it before | 
| hate the sound of the closing door | 
| and your footsteps walking away. | 
| But now my take-out food is growing cold, | 
| and the candle’s burned a hole in the floor. | 
| And I’m still waiting for the ring of the phone. | 
| v | 
| I’m all alone | 
| It’s just another rainy night, without you. | 
| Waiting by the phone. | 
| Alone. | 
| And it’s another rainy night, without you. | 
| Guess I’ll leave a light on for you. | 
| It’s just another rainy night, another rainy night, | 
| another rainy night without you. |